There are a few things to be aware of on the day, as highlighted in . bold.
These are all for EUR/USD and are stratified between 1.0450 and 1.0500. The biggest one, of course, is the maturity of more than 7 billion euros at the 1.0500 level. This could provide some pull for EUR/USD in the coming sessions and, if anything, may put a lid on things following yesterday's ECB policy decision.
After a slight up and down movement around 1.0500 in overnight trading, the price movement appears to have settled down considerably. This marks a six-day losing streak for the pair.
Although the price movement may seem more contained given the expirations mentioned above, note that there are also some relatively large price movements approaching the 1.0400 level. Therefore, this does not mean that these cannot be factored into the equation of lower price action in the coming sessions. Especially if the seller currently has short-term control over the pair.
See this post for more information on how this data is used.
